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Experience the wilderness of Yanchep National Park
Enjoy a beginner 45-minute yoga session in the dephts of Cabaret Cave
Live a guided hike of Boomerang Gorge and Loch Mcness

What to expect

Experience the wilderness and wonder of Yanchep National Park in this unique Yoga and guided hike experience, only one hour from Perth. Get in touch with your inner yogi in a beginner-friendly 45 minutes yoga session in the depths of the Cabaret Cave, Originally used in the 1930s to provide a secret dinner and dance location for Perth’s rich and famous. Cabaret Cave is Perth’s only venue cave, and not accessible to the public.

After yoga, explore the sights and sounds of pristine wetlands and bushland that hold an abundance of natural and cultural history, as you immerse yourself in Jarrah and Tuart woodlands on a guided hike of Boomerang Gorge and Loch Mcness.

After that, embark on a cute and cuddly encounter with one of Australia’s iconic species amongst the branches of the trees along the Koala boardwalk. Settle in for a refreshing cold-pressed juice by the water’s edge and a calming moment to reflect as you conclude.

2+ km hike
This hike and yoga are considered grade 1, and no hiking or yoga experience is required. This is tailored to give you a beautiful introduction to yoga, meditation and hiking
No dogs are allowed
Remember to bring plenty of water (at least 1 liter per person), comfortable clothes and yoga mat for the session (very limited stock available to borrow, please let the partner know if you require one)
Please consider the suitability of such a tour/activity before booking. It is the responsibility of the client to be aware of the fitness level for a particular tour. When in doubt, please call and discuss it with the partner. Please read the following waiver carefully prior to confirming your booking.
The customer agrees and acknowledges that: (a) the Activity may be physically strenuous; (b) he/she is in proper physical condition to participate in the Activity; (c) he/she is aware that participation could, in some circumstances, result in physical injury, serious physical injury or death; and (d) he/she understands his/her physical limitations and is sufficiently aware of those limitations to stop physical activity before he/she becomes ill or injured and will do so